OpenSearch adoption grows as AI drives enterprise trials
Thirty-six percent of organizations are using OpenSearch in production, while another 36% are either testing or planning to adopt it, according to the 2026 Open Data Infrastructure Report published by Linux Foundation Research and the OpenSearch Software Foundation. The report highlights that 62% of OpenSearch users are already deploying it for AI workloads. AI-related uncertainty is prompting more enterprises to trial open-source solutions before expensive proprietary commitments.
- 36% using OpenSearch in production, 36% trialing or planning
- 62% of OpenSearch users employ it for AI workloads
- 44% see OpenSearch as core AI infrastructure
- Organizations prioritize open, interoperable platforms
- AI uncertainty encourages open-source experimentation
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